STATE VS ALFRED MYATT - 1857 - ILLEGAL VOTING
Region: Middle
Range: 32
Section: C
Shelf: 3
Box Number: 259
Approximate Pages: 12
Shared with me by Kali Myatt
ABSTRACT
Alfred Myatt was accused of voting on 4 November 1856 in the Presidential election when he was not a qualified voter of the county.
PRIMARY SURNAMES
Myatt
LOCATION
Putnam County, Tennessee
GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION
None
DOCUMENTS INCLUDED
None
TIMELINE
1856 Nov 04 : Alfred Myatt, yeoman, attempted to vote in the Presidential election without being qualified as a voter.
1857 Jan 02 : To the Sheriff of Putnam County, bring Alfred Myatt before the Circuit Court on 2nd Monday in April.
1857 Feb 19 : Alfred Myatt and Thomas Cooper gave bond to Jacob Henry, Dept Sheriff.
1857 Aug 10 : Fourth Judicial Circuit Court held at Putnam County. Honorable John L. Goodall was presiding.
1857 Nov 17 : A copy was made of the court case by Curtis Mills, Clerk.
DEPOSITIONS
None
NAMES
- Honorable John L. Goodall, Judge
- Roberson Dyer, Sheriff
- Selected to serve on Jury
- Jackson C. Apple - Foreman
- Joseph Bray
- Thomas Bohannon
- William C. Bohannon
- Preston Stewart
- Watson G. Dowell
- John Robeson Jr
- Gabrel Herrin
- Cornelius Fisher
- Peter Young
- William C. Kanaird
- Willy W. Harris
- William Gentry
- Jury Pool
- William S. Saylors
- Isaac Whitaker
- John R. Johnson
- Thomas T. Watson
- Isaac Brumbalow,
- Henry Bohannon
- William Rector
- James Wallace
- Perry Garner
- Julius Elmore
- W. P. Dowell
- Joseph Hollaway
- William Lisk
- Grand Jury
- Robert D. Allison - Foreman
- Green Crowder
- William Daniel
- Robert Howard
- William M. Birch
- James Curlin
- James Roberson
- Albert V. Horn
- John A. Brown
- Thomas Laycock
- Car Terry
- Samuel K. Wilkison
- John Madewell
- A. H. Carnihan
- Curtis Mills, Clerk of Putnam County
- Jacob Henry, Deputy Sheriff
- Thomas Cooper
BILL OF COSTS
- John Madewell
- Thomas Cooper
- A. H. Carnahan
- Elly Bennett
- D. Sheriff J. Henry
- D. Sheriff James Moore
- Sheriff R. Dyer